Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-16
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from Spring Mills up, was visited by
unusual heavy rains last Friday, and
penns Greek was bank-full in less than
an hour. Some Of the fields were badly
washed.
Losr.-Geo. Reber, of Centre Mills,
lost twenty dollars OF money between
the toll-gate south of town and Cobnn
on Decoration Day. The finder will
please return it to the owner and receive
u suitable reward.
VALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE.-W.
s. Musser. of the Musser House, Mill
helm, offers for sale n (lne, jet black
horse, weight 1910 pounds, guaranteed
sound, and suitable for all work. For
particulars inquire Of owner.
Last weeks Gentle County Times
sports very handsome (?l outline illus
trations of the prospective new NJ. L.
church at Spring Mills. The artist
spreads himself over nearly one column
space on the first page OF that paper.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
TnR BEST SALvs In the " orld for Cuts. Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands ChilhlainS, Corns, and all skin
required. III Is guaranteed TO give perfect sat
islaction, or money refunded. Price * cents
per box. For sale by j. RiSenhuth.
Please bear in mind that barber
Hick will offer his property on North
street ut public sale next Saturday,
June lsth,a O'Clock. Ii is a very neat
home, lately renovated, will all conyen-
FENCES on the ground. and the purchaser
win not regret his investment.
The sentence Of Dietrich I.amade,
one of the editors of the Williamsport
Grit, was deferred on account of his
wife's sickness, and his boIdsmen haye
entered into recognizance for his ap-
pearance in court on the fourth Mon.
day in August.
We direct the attention OF our
readers to B. o. Deininger's essay,
which he read at a recent meeting of
the Lutheran Mite Society in this place,
and which, by special request Of said
society. We publish on the first page of
this weeks issue.
-Musser's roller skating rink on
Penn street has been open to the public
for the past few weeks and the sport is
being enjoyed by many with as much
pleasure as of old. Mrs. Rose STAN,
of Iowa,is the most expert and graceful
lady skater on the floor.
Manufactures j. X. Crawford has
gone to Philadelphia, for week, on
business, and has given the manage
ment of the knitting mills into the
hands of his brother, J. >. Crawford,
who seems to run the concern with the
wanted energy and system.
"A band of the genuine Nomadic
tribe rusticated near Madison burg
this week. Their color is decidedly
tan end they have brawny look. The
men kept an eye single for q horse
trade. One of the gypsies infants died
in camp and was buried on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bible, one of Centre
Halls aged residents died at her resi-
dence at that place on Tuesday of last
week. She was the wife OF William
Bible, Sr., who survives her. At the
time of her death the lady was 76 years,
months and q days old. Her funeral
took place last Sunday.
-Agnew Sellers, a prominent and
respected citizen of near Fillmore, this
county, died of heart disease last Fri
day evening. He had just returned
from Bellefonte in good health, but on
his arrival at his home complained of
pain on his breast and expired in few
moments. He was rs years Of age.
Rev. Chas. T. Steck, of Bellefonte,
will lecture at Spring Mills, in the Pres
byterian church. next Saturday evening
an his popular theme, 1.-THE Hero Reco-
gnized and Unreccgnized." The lec-
ure will be for the benefit of the Union
Sunday and all are cordially invit-
ed to attend and help the good cause
along.
Mrs. Alice Gingerich, uf Oak Hall,
the oldest daughter of our townsman,
DR.. J. w. STAN, was here since last
Thursday on a visit to her parents.
She left for home yesterday morning.
The lady informs us that Mr.. Ginger
ich expects to start on western trip in
a few days with view of looking up a
place for permanent location in the land
of the setting sun, having sold his mill
property at Oak Hall.
On Wednesday of last week, June
81 Daniel Aurand, of Lewisburg, pre-
sented the editor of the Lewisburg
Chronicle with chunk of ice, about 6
inches thick. which he had just taken
of the gorge that was found against the
northern wing wall of the river bridge
at that place. He reported that there
is still large lot of ice there and thinks
it will last at least until July. This is
a rare occurrence FOR Lewisburgers so
late in the season.
Elias Luse &c Son, proprietors of
the planning mill on Water street
mean business and they are bound to
let the people know about it. They are
having large and very attractive sign
painted on the front of the mill, J. w.
Lose, the sign painter, doing the work.
Their wagon has also been painted and
large letters along the sides tell what it
is used for. Millheim is not metropo-
lis, but we can at least give signs of